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Rice Fields West of the Capital. Mr. Toy Witnessed a Gorgeous Display of Ignis Fatuus, Which Explains the Mysterious Display of Lights Seen Before the Queen's Death, Mentioned by Mr. Ellisclick to zoom
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Rice Fields West of the Capital. Mr. Toy Witnessed a Gorgeous Display of Ignis Fatuus, Which Explains the Mysterious Display of Lights Seen Before the Queen's Death, Mentioned by Mr. Ellis

Reverend William Ellis
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J. Paul Getty Museum
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negative 1862–1865; print 1873
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10722 × 8788
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Reverend William Ellis. Rice Fields West of the Capital. Mr. Toy Witnessed a Gorgeous Display of Ignis Fatuus, Which Explains the Mysterious Display of Lights Seen Before the Queen's Death, Mentioned by Mr. Ellis, negative 1862–1865; print 1873. The J. Paul Getty Museum.
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